883 owners, Do you tour, or long rides??
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I did a 9000 mile trip around the US, no windshield, no saddle bags, camping out the entire time, on a Triumph 750.
No heated grips, no radio, no gps, no cell phone, no electric start, no belt drive, no tubeless tires.
I thought it was easy and fun.
Spoiled I think we are these days...
Brett
No heated grips, no radio, no gps, no cell phone, no electric start, no belt drive, no tubeless tires.
I thought it was easy and fun.
Spoiled I think we are these days...
Brett
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Here you go, 7000 miles on an 883 and with a tight budget.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=624836
Brett
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=624836
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Here you go, 7000 miles on an 883 and with a tight budget.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=624836
Brett
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=624836
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Go for it, 883 more than up to it!!!
Great pic r0880, I'd love to get to Oz.
Brett001, that trip report is an inspiration!
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I'm with Brett. To hell with a windshield, all that crap is unnecessary luxury, and IMHO, detracts from the adventure. My wife & I are out this weekend on a color tour. I on a Noghtster and she on an 883 Superlow. No windshield on either. Mine is bobbed a bit, & hers is bone stock. Wouldn't change a thing.
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I did a 9000 mile trip around the US, no windshield, no saddle bags, camping out the entire time, on a Triumph 750.
No heated grips, no radio, no gps, no cell phone, no electric start, no belt drive, no tubeless tires.
I thought it was easy and fun.
Spoiled I think we are these days...
Brett
No heated grips, no radio, no gps, no cell phone, no electric start, no belt drive, no tubeless tires.
I thought it was easy and fun.
Spoiled I think we are these days...
Brett